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Synonyms for "put" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for put in English

put:

to put verbe (puts, put, putting)

  1. to put
    to put; to lay; to place
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
    • lay verbe (lays, laid, laying)
    • place verbe (places, placed, placing)
  2. to put
    to put
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
  3. to put
    to place; position; to put; to situate
    • place verbe (places, placed, placing)
    • position verbe
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
    • situate verbe (situates, situated, situating)
  4. to put
    to place; to put; to locate; to put down; to add; to situate
    • place verbe (places, placed, placing)
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
    • locate verbe (locates, located, locating)
    • put down verbe (puts down, put down, putting down)
    • add verbe (adds, added, adding)
    • situate verbe (situates, situated, situating)
  5. to put
    to lay; to put down; to put; to place
    • lay verbe (lays, laid, laying)
    • put down verbe (puts down, put down, putting down)
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
    • place verbe (places, placed, placing)
  6. to put
    to situate; to place; to locate; to set; to station; to put
    • situate verbe (situates, situated, situating)
    • place verbe (places, placed, placing)
    • locate verbe (locates, located, locating)
    • set verbe (sets, set, setting)
    • station verbe (stations, stationed, stationing)
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
    to post
    – assign to a station 1
    • post verbe (posts, posted, posting)
  7. to put
    – estimate 1
    to set; to put; to place
    – estimate 1
    • set verbe (sets, set, setting)
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
      • We put the time of arrival at 8 P.M.1
    • place verbe (places, placed, placing)
  8. to put
    – arrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events 1
    to order; to arrange; to put; to set up
    – arrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events 1
    • order verbe (orders, ordered, ordering)
    • arrange verbe (arranges, arranged, arranging)
      • arrange my schedule1
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
      • I put these memories with those of bygone times1
    • set up verbe (sets up, set up, setting up)
      • set up one's life1
  9. to put
    – formulate in a particular style or language 1
    to cast; to put; to frame; to couch; redact
    – formulate in a particular style or language 1
    • cast verbe (casts, casted, casting)
      • She cast her request in very polite language1
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
      • I wouldn't put it that way1
    • frame verbe (frames, framed, framing)
    • couch verbe (couches, couched, couching)
    • redact verbe
  10. to put
    – attribute or give 1
    to assign; to put
    – attribute or give 1
    • assign verbe (assigns, assigned, assigning)
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
      • She put too much emphasis on her the last statement1
      • He put all his efforts into this job1
      • The teacher put an interesting twist to the interpretation of the story1
  11. to put
    – cause to be in a certain state; cause to be in a certain relation 1
    to put
    – cause to be in a certain state; cause to be in a certain relation 1
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
      • That song put me in awful good humor1
      • put your ideas in writing1
  12. to put
    – put into a certain place or abstract location 1
    to lay; to set; to put; to place; to pose; position
    – put into a certain place or abstract location 1
    • lay verbe (lays, laid, laying)
    • set verbe (sets, set, setting)
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
    • place verbe (places, placed, placing)
    • pose verbe (poses, posed, posing)
    • position verbe
  13. to put
    – adapt 1
    to put
    – adapt 1
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
      • put these words to music1
  14. to put
    – cause (someone) to undergo something 1
    to put
    – cause (someone) to undergo something 1
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
      • He put her to the torture1
  15. to put
    – make an investment 1
    to commit; to put; to place; to invest
    – make an investment 1
    • commit verbe (commits, committed, committing)
    • put verbe (puts, put, putting)
    • place verbe (places, placed, placing)
    • invest verbe (invests, invested, investing)

Conjugations for put:

present
  1. put
  2. put
  3. puts
  4. put
  5. put
  6. put
simple past
  1. put
  2. put
  3. put
  4. put
  5. put
  6. put
present perfect
  1. have put
  2. have put
  3. has put
  4. have put
  5. have put
  6. have put
past continuous
  1. was putting
  2. were putting
  3. was putting
  4. were putting
  5. were putting
  6. were putting
future
  1. shall put
  2. will put
  3. will put
  4. shall put
  5. will put
  6. will put
continuous present
  1. am putting
  2. are putting
  3. is putting
  4. are putting
  5. are putting
  6. are putting
subjunctive
  1. be put
  2. be put
  3. be put
  4. be put
  5. be put
  6. be put
diverse
  1. put!
  2. let's put!
  5. put
  6. putting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

put

  1. put
    lay; put; place; prescribe
  2. put
    set; put; move

put [the ~] nom

  1. the put
    – the option to sell a given stock (or stock index or commodity future) at a given price before a given date 1
    the put; the put option
    – the option to sell a given stock (or stock index or commodity future) at a given price before a given date 1

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Antonyms for "put":


Related Definitions for "put":

  1. the option to sell a given stock (or stock index or commodity future) at a given price before a given date1
  2. estimate1
    • We put the time of arrival at 8 P.M.1
  3. arrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events1
    • I put these memories with those of bygone times1
  4. formulate in a particular style or language1
    • I wouldn't put it that way1
  5. attribute or give1
    • She put too much emphasis on her the last statement1
    • He put all his efforts into this job1
    • The teacher put an interesting twist to the interpretation of the story1
  6. cause to be in a certain state; cause to be in a certain relation1
    • That song put me in awful good humor1
    • put your ideas in writing1
  7. put into a certain place or abstract location1
  8. adapt1
    • put these words to music1
  9. cause (someone) to undergo something1
    • He put her to the torture1
  10. make an investment1

Related Synonyms for put







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